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OnlyOffice desktop editors, the free open-source office suite for Linux, Windows, and macOS, released new 9.2 version yesterday.<\/p>\n
The new release added AI agent support, customizable keyboard shortcut, macro recording for repetitive actions, and Windows on ARM support.<\/p>\n
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In the bottom left of the app window, an “AI agent” option is added, allowing to connect to either Anthropic<\/b>, OpenAI<\/b>, TogetherAI<\/b>, or OpenRouter<\/b> AI models through API key, or Ollama<\/b> local hosted AI model.<\/p>\n
After that, you may chat with AI to ask questions, find and open files on your computer, create new documents, presentations, or PDFs, generate text or HTML from files without open them, fill forms, and do more actions.<\/p>\n
Besides that, the Document, Spreadsheet, Presentation, and PDF editors have AI toolbar options, allowing to do AI-powered translations, summarization, grammar correction and spell-checking. Though, they all need an AI model connected as mentioned above.<\/p>\n
For those who often perform repetitive actions with OnlyOffice, the new version added The new version also added support changing the keyboard shortcuts. Simply go to File -> Advanced Settings -> Keyboard Shortcuts, then click on “Customize” button. In pop-up dialog, find out your desired shortcut and either double-click or click ‘edit’ icon to change it.<\/p>\n Though, many shortcuts are locked as unchangeable, and a “Restore All to Defaults” option is available to reset them all.<\/p>\n Moreover, the new version added official support for Windows on ARM64 computers, such as Surface Laptop 7, Galaxy Book4 Edge, etc laptops with Snapdragon X series processors. And, ARM64 support for Linux is coming in future releases.<\/p>\n Other changes in OnlyOffice Desktop Editor 9.2 include:<\/p>\n For Ubuntu, the office suite can be installed easily through the App Center (or Ubuntu Software for 22.04). It’s the official Snap package that runs in sandbox environment. Though, at the moment of writing, it’s still at version 9.1.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/ubuntuhandbook.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/12\/ai-grammarspelling.webp\")
<\/a><\/p>\nView -> Record macro<\/code> menu option, allowing to automate your actions by recording them as macros.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n\n
Get OnlyOffice Desktop Editor 9.2<\/h3>\n